The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-04-22


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OLD DIR. COLE PLAQUES HIS FAMILY.
The Philadelphia Telegraph cells of the
performances of the ghost of old DR..
Cole. whose family lives near Washing
ton. N. II.
When the doctor was living he was in
the habit of going to the well. which is
st the rear Of the house, to ouench his
thirst. drinking out of the old oaken
bucket. Since his death, one of the
neiQhbors. Young lady of tender years,
was on her way to church, and thought
1t would be nearer to skip over Coles
premises. When she arrived within sight
Of the well, she saw to her amazement
what looked like the doctor drinking out
of the 0aken bucket as of old. The young
lady quickly ran home and told her
parents aoo out; me , strange scene. Il IS
aftsr s,,,,sss N u. long oro ~ :, a III
rainy night. the ghost made one Of its
nocturnal visits and went to the study,
when sounds were distinctly heard like
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special despatch to the Boston Her
aid says that the little village Of Piermont,
N. Y. has been in state of considerable
excitement for some DAVIS over an alleped
chost Those who have been scared do.
clare that ii il fully eight feet II heipbt
pale as the driven snow and az noiselesa
AZ death II makes its annearanca he.
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two in the morning. Several attempts
nave been made to capture the object
Wnich mas Irlgntened the people, but
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SAVED By HER MOTHERS DREAM.
The Midland Adoertiser, published at
Wednesday,, England, contains a sim
gular narrative. A girl named Louisa
Benn went to London to sail for Aus
traila. Inc mother, who was Frustrated
with grief began to have strange visions.
Repeatedly sne imagined she saw large
rock Juttlng out from the ocean, and that
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